We had a heated discussion the other day at staff meeting about FBC's web presence. We all agreed that we need to put a better foot forward online. Social media sites such as twitter, facebook, etc can be used by the church to connect with our folks. However, this article may suggest that there may be decline in the use of social media. So this means that as we are trying to figure out how to better use these tools for ministry, people are going to stop using them! Hilarious!
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